Pass The Mic

In this episode Alysha and Shafir discuss the intersections of their Queer and Muslim identities. A production of MacEwan University, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

In this episode of Pass the Mic, Dana and Emele share their experiences and knowledge as Indigenous individuals deeply rooted to their history, ancestors, and culture.

In this episode of _Pass the Mic, _Jordan and Lauren, 4th year Child and Youth Care students bring attention to the way sexism plays out in Child and Youth Care spaces.

In this episode of _Pass the Mic, _Teresa, Leighton and Mark, all professionals in human service agencies, Child and Youth Care graduates and supervisors for CYC practicum students share the way love, vulnerability and forgiveness inform their practice.

In this episode of Pass the Mic, Challenging the Notion of Addiction, Fey, Claire, Brian & Jee discuss addictions. They challenge the notion of what constitutes addiction that is not solely centred on substance use. Enjoy this thought-provoking conversation.

In this episode of the Pass the Mic, Ian, Alarie and Alyc discuss the difficulties of transferring into the Child and Youth Care program at MacEwan University. They share the strategies they use to overcome these challenges.

This episode of Negotiating Spaces with Hearing Loss picks up from Jessica and Lauryn's first podcast Negotiating Hearing. They discuss their current experiences and perspectives on identity, terminologies, advocacy and agency in CYC spaces; both the program and the field.

In this episode of Pass the Mic, Angelo, a 4th year Child and Youth Care student and practitioner and his Field Placement Supervisor, Leighton, a Children Services Case Worker have a candid, powerful yet tender conversation about how love, forgiveness and vulnerability is integral in their support of children, youth and families.

In this episode of Pass the Mic, Child and Youth Care students and grads discuss Grief & Loss in their personal lives and in the lives of children and youth in care. The discussion is heart-wrenching, hopeful and not without humour.